Sentence examples for fail deeply from inspiring English sources

Re "When Gadgets Get in the Way" (Aug. 19), describing technology-based efforts by teachers to fight for students' attention: Such efforts to beat them at their own game fail deeply, in both practical and educational terms.

"To be the Mexico of Germany: proud, important, too big to fail, but deeply unbalanced next to a neighbor that is too rich and too big," one European ambassador said.

The U.S. neo-liberal project of the '90s not only failed but deeply alienated Russians.

(The correct answer is, "What is Chicago?") "We failed to deeply understand what was going on there," said David Ferrucci, an I.B.M. researcher who led the development of Watson.

The question was whether they could be sufficiently objective and forceful to reshape a subterranean branch of government that had failed so deeply in its mission.

It is never going to extend or deepen its critique and that's fine with me because it's kind of an albatross and it's failed so deeply".

Google was still primarily a web-based company, the bulk of its revenues derived from advertising that had failed to deeply penetrate any of these three nascent verticals.

How had the accepted pastoral response so utterly failed these deeply faithful Christians?

It is generally accepted by historians that, although Otto failed, he deeply loved Greece as his own new homeland.

"No one could fail to be deeply moved by the terrible predicament faced by these men struck down in their prime and facing a future bereft of hope," he said.

It was, as it could hardly fail to be, a deeply personal and moving account of their experiences.